This musically-charged French-Tunisian film follows Farah, a young singer in a band, as she navigates family, culture and social ideals in contemporary Tunis.

Following the takeover of Northern Mali by Islamist extremists in 2012, all forms of music were banned and musicians faced torture, exile or death. This acclaimed documentary spotlights those who refuse to be silenced.

A poignant portrait based on five years anthropological research in South Africa, about coming of age amidst difficult surroundings, about families, life and its conflicts. It is a film about everyday life and dreams of the future.

An intimate portrait following three children through their first year in a rural Zambian classroom, this bittersweet documentary asks why 40 per cent of the world’s children don’t have access to education in their mother tongue.

Set at a luxury beach resort outside Lagos, this mystery thriller sees five hard-nosed telecom executives from around Africa vie for the top job at a global firm. But the Apprentice-style elimination process soon leads to intrigue and murder.

This powerful documentary exposes the twenty-first century evangelical crusade to import the values of America’s Christian Right and eliminate homosexuality in Uganda.

Ever popular surprise selection of fantastic shorts from Africa and the Diaspora.

Kirikou and the Men and Women is an enchanting animation following the adventures of an unlikely superhero: the mischievous and heroic newborn baby Kirikou.

Afrika Eye is delighted to bring you Roots Reggae Rebellion as part of the BBC’s Black And British season exploring the rich culture and history of black Britain.

We are thrilled to have a special preview of this impassioned drama telling the tale of Seretse Khama, King of Bechuanaland (now Botswana) whose marriage defied family, apartheid and empire, transformed their nation and inspired the world.